Sentence examples for mind to form from inspiring English sources
It was at that point, the official said, that the memory of the party at Fouquet's, and the cruise on Bolloré's yacht, and all the drama with Cécilia, and the drama with Qaddafi came together in the French mind to form a definitive negative judgment of Sarkozy.
The political ideals of the Roman republic, which he learnt at school, and his own reading of the banned but best-selling works of Rousseau, which argued for the inherent goodness of man and the malevolent influence of institutions, came together in Robespierre's mind to form a deep and enduring belief in the ideals of social equality and justice.
Because rationes of the same kind found in different individuals are "maximally similar," they all direct the mind to form the same concept.
In fact — and here we return to conceptualism — on the basis of what Auriol has said, we can deduce that every particular thing, e.g. Socrates, has several potential intentional existences: one for each of Socrates' rationes, those basic units of intellectual acquaintance that direct the mind to form certain concepts of him.
The environment acts in relation to the mind to form useful knowledge.
The premiere group is the "PayPal Mafia," which lumped together incredible minds to form one of the world's most important companies and whose alumni are now founders and/or financiers of some of the most disruptive new technology companies today.
Playing music together since the age of 13, Colorado-based musicians Jordan Linit and Josh Fairman combined minds to form the shape-shifting funk band, Analog Son.
In this way the mind comes to form the concept of a rigid body motion, that being precisely the motion for which the mind can form a compensating motion.
The mind raced to form patterns among the sequential photographs and the background music.
With such true spirituality, there will always be others of like mind willing to form an organized, productive community.
Suddenly, crashingly, every particle of thought in my mind converged to form one terrifyingly honest possible truth: No, he wasn't.
